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British Philosophers
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Ken Matthews The Unfinished Business
Ken Matthews is the average Social worker who is also a retired Police Officer, trying to deal with the ghost from his past by putting them completely out of his head. He had been successful at doing exactly that, until the day that one of those ghost walked into his office and asked for his help. He had no idea that by helping her and her family with a problem they had, he would have to deal with a ghost that he didn't know existed much less, that he created. Over the next several months, Ken is going to have to deal with the consequences of his past actions, while he tries to make things better for a woman, from his, that asked for his help but more importantly, he is going to be reminded of the man that he was and needs to be again.
Sparks Fly Upward
If you, or anyone you know, has suffered pain or loss, or has ever simply wondered how a merciful and omnipotent God can allow such tragedies, Matthews' book offers a unique perspective on this age-old question. Matthews takes a very different approach than other well-known authors on this subject such as Kushner's When Bad Things Happen to Good People, or C. S. Lewis' The Problem of Pain. After suffering his own tragic loss at a young age and watching many others around him suffer, Matthews argues that while God is firmly in control, he neither inflicts nor uses pain as part of his plan for us. Covering topics such as prayer, miracles, comfort, and universal providence, he discusses the problem of pain from a personal perspective that both explains suffering and supports other aspects of Christian life and thought.
Sparks Fly Upward
If you, or anyone you know, has suffered pain or loss, or has ever simply wondered how a merciful and omnipotent God can allow such tragedies, Matthews' book offers a unique perspective on this age-old question. Matthews takes a very different approach than other well-known authors on this subject such as Kushner's When Bad Things Happen to Good People, or C. S. Lewis' The Problem of Pain. After suffering his own tragic loss at a young age and watching many others around him suffer, Matthews argues that while God is firmly in control, he neither inflicts nor uses pain as part of his plan for us. Covering topics such as prayer, miracles, comfort, and universal providence, he discusses the problem of pain from a personal perspective that both explains suffering and supports other aspects of Christian life and thought.
Ken Matthews
Ken Matthews is an average Social Worker who is also a retired Police Officer that has been able to put his past behind him until one day when a ghost from his past walks into his office and asks for his help. What he doesn't know is that by helping this one, he is going to meet another ghost that he didn't know existed or that he had a hand in helping to create. In the process, he is going to be reminded of the man that he once was and will become again. Lemore Allen II lives with his wife in Acworth, GA. He is a retired Police Officer and a U. S. Marine. He was born and raised in New Orleans, LA, and lived in Birmingham, AL, for 27 years. After a tragic accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down, he went on to complete his Bachelor's degree in Social Work and began working for the Social Security Administration. He is currently working towards a Master's degree in Social Work and hopes to one day open a Mental Health Clinic for lower-income families.
Kenneth's Poems
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British Chess Britain in Pictures
British Chess is a picture book containing information available nowhere else. It has the first chess man, the first chess board, the first chess picture, the first chess diagram. It has games, diagrams, problems, positions and stories about chess that no other book else has. We are shocked to learn that an 17 year old British boy was the youngest person ever to be accepted into the British championship and finished third and after that defeated Soviet Grandmaster Kotov. He on his way to gaining the grandmaster title himself, when he died suddenly from appendicitis. Kenneth Matthews who describes himself as a "second category player" has nevertheless played chess for Cambridge, Combined Univ...
The Gulf Conflict and International Relations
Key documents and essential facts, combined with a strong theoretical framework - this new textbook clarifies the Gulf War of 1991, puts it in the context of the changing international order and identifies long-term consequences.
